Is there good bus service in Los Cabos - La Paz, Mexico?
Pepe Acosta - Ventanas Hotel and Residences
We have good bus service in Los Cabos and La Paz. If you are a tourist and you want to travel within Cabo San Lucas, there is a public bus service with Wi-Fi and air conditioning that you can use. If you need to travel to La Paz or other areas near Cabo San Lucas, you can go to the bus station, check the schedules, and take the right bus. The service is very good and inexpensive. To go to La Paz from Cabo San Lucas, the bus fare is around US $10 to...
We have good bus service in Los Cabos and La Paz. If you are a tourist and you want to travel within Cabo San Lucas, there is a public bus service with Wi-Fi and air conditioning that you can use. If you need to travel to La Paz or other areas near Cabo San Lucas, you can go to the bus station, check the schedules, and take the right bus. The service is very good and inexpensive. To go to La Paz from Cabo San Lucas, the bus fare is around US $10 to $15. From Cabo San Lucas to San Jose del Cabo is $2.
Cabo San Lucas is a very small place and a tourist would want to be dropped off at the tourist areas. In these areas, you go on foot and you don't need a bus. You can walk to the marina or almost anywhere.
To go to San Jose del Cabo, on the same street that takes you to the marina, take a bus that will take you to San Jose del Cabo. If you are staying in a hotel at the corridor between San Jose del Cabo and Cabo San Lucas, the bus will stop right in front of the hotel.
The bus with Wi-Fi and air conditioning will also take passengers to the main gate of the international airport.
(Calendar with the marina of Puerto Vallarta, Mexico, pictured.)
Posted June 20, 2017
Paul Clark - East Cape Homes
There are lots of buses in the Los Cabos area and in La Paz. There are community buses that go from the Liberios or the small communities to the main road. There are also 20-seat buses and the old school buses that would go from small towns to the major arteries. Finally, there are the highway buses between San José del Cabo and San Lucas that run every ten minutes and then those that go all the way from San José del Cabo to Tijuana. On the dirt roads, there’s no...There are lots of buses in the Los Cabos area and in La Paz. There are community buses that go from the Liberios or the small communities to the main road. There are also 20-seat buses and the old school buses that would go from small towns to the major arteries. Finally, there are the highway buses between San José del Cabo and San Lucas that run every ten minutes and then those that go all the way from San José del Cabo to Tijuana. On the dirt roads, there’s no community transit that connects to the East Cape, where I live, a less developed area part way between La Paz and Los Cabos. .png)
(Home on a crest with views of the mountains and the Sea of Cortez, East Cape, Baja California Sur, Mexico, pictured.)
Posted November 7, 2017